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...simple thing I would really like to do is update the Battery Change Date and the Ident Code. > > Can you tell me what the command is to do that? as you might have noticed, I'm working for MGE and I reserve my @mgeups.com mail address for MGE customers. Anyway, I don't have any APC knownledges, and there is nothing more about APC than what has been reverse engineered by our developers and contributors as APC hasn't helped us at all. So if you find any more information, don't hesitate to post (if not protected by some kind of NDA) on the nut list as it might be useful to NUT d...

Processing commands for control at bugs.debian.org: > reassign 325874 logcheck-database Bug#325874: nagios-common: logcheck regexp issue Bug reassigned from package `nagios-common' to `logcheck-database'. > tags 325874 + patch Bug#325874: nagios-common: logcheck regexp issue Tags were: patch Tags added: patch > thanks Stopping processing here. Please contact me if you need

Hi. We have a NT domain A and a NT domain B. In A we have a number of users and in B we have none. It is said to me that B "trusts" A. The machine P is the PDC (running NT). A UNIX machine M is running Samba 2.0.4 and is a member of domain B (I've used smbpasswd to add it and it worked just fine). smb.conf on M: security = domain password server = P workgroup = B netbios name = M

Are there any major security fixes that are not addressed in latest Solaris Binary that are addressed in 2.2.3a source? Thank you David

From matt : Osier, Comments inline below. On 18/12/09 07:39, Osier Yang wrote: > and another point. > > the messages printed to stdout or stderr are not with "message level". > such as > [root at dhcp-66-70-131 image]# virt-v2v -i libvirtxml demo1.xml > virt-v2v: The connected hypervisor does not support a machine type of pc. > virt-v2v: demo1 configured with

I am trying to work out what all the options are for migrating a KVM machine to another KVM machine, without using shared storage. The documentation is not quite verbose and not intuitive, so I'm hoping someone can explain this to me. The man pages show this syntax: migrate optional --live --p2p --direct --tunnelled --persistent --undefinesource --suspend --copy-storage-all --copy-storage-inc

Hi, We use Samba 1.9.18p10 on a Digital Unix alpha workstation as file server for our users. In rush hour there are 80-100 clients connected to the server. It works fine almost all the time but sometimes we have problems with the login from Windows 95. When the problem appears the user enters username, password and domain and it displays the message - Cannot found the shared